keelboat
Americannoun
noun
Etymology
Origin of keelboat
Example Sentences
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Currently, the club stores its fleet of 70 boats at the docks near Husky Stadium on the east side of campus, including dinghies, keelboats and high-performance catamarans.
From Seattle Times
“The half Giant Annie Christmas used it as a pole for her keelboat. Most recently, Roho wore it as a suit of armor.”
From Literature
You can also book a three-hour private lesson on a dinghy or keelboat.
From Seattle Times
He had no formal training but went on to create such influential sailboats as the San Juan 24 and the Sonar, a 23-foot keelboat now used in Paralympic competitions.
From Washington Post
His preferred vessel was the keelboat, which is a typically longer boat ranging from 20 to 30 feet long.
From Seattle Times
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